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USATF Golden Games - 5000m Women Julie-Anne Staehli 15:02.34 Laura Esther Galvan Rodriguez 15:02.48 -NR @Braulio @RiSeGwangFan Natalia Hawthorn 15:05.91 Jessica Judd 15:06.02 19th qualified competitor in Athletics.

Hahaha, well many athletes are trying to double their options. In any case he may enter both races, and a few days before, he can decide in which one he feels a better opportunity for a great result.

USATF Golden Games Justyn Knight 3:33.41 - 1500m

Great 12th place for Campuzano Sadly Ulloa is not having a good race today.

Yes that’s the squad. And García did get injured, after all she’s a veteran. But with Canadian team getting cut before time, I don’t think any of these women could end with a better note than a Brazilian or Argentinian gymnast.

Yeah, as of lately, everything is reducing to the angle they enter the water and the amount of the splash, while in principle every other element you mentioned should be considering (plus a proper and solid handstand in 10m, not the shaky, unsecure they do as of now)

Yes, we have a pretty mediocre women's team right now, except for Moreno whose current form is unknown to me, as to tell if she will make the final in Tokyo. I think Mexico will be in contention with De Luna if he is in his best shape. The other gymnast are real bad.

Well, 2 wrestlers already qualified, and nothing else for Mexico after those terrible draws.

You may be joking, but the judges were not. Except for his 4th and 6th round dives, every other execution was far from the notes awarded. Same case for Goodfellow, today he wasn't as clean as yesterday, yet he was not penalized as he should when he failed, especially during the last dive. The opposite was the case for Down-Jenkins who saw of his executions undeservedly scores. BTW, congratulations to García Boissier for making it to the finals. He had very clean executions, and if not for the degree of difficulty, he could very well challenge for a medal.

Entries by event for the Final Qualification Regatta Sadly, and idiotically at the same time, no rowers for Mexico They could have had a slight chance in men’s single sculls and lightweight single sculls

As with the women, here is the scenario for men: there are 59 divers qualified for individual events, leaving 9 spots to reach the target 68 competitors. From those 9, 3 will go to divers from , & , as neither of them has a second quota in the corresponding individual events in which they earned places in synchro. However, the other likely half of those duos (Marsaglia, Terauchi & Sereda) qualified in individuals so their quotas in synchro won't be counted. So, we have 26 synchro only divers that will compete for 6 quotas. Woo Ha-ram qualified in 3 events, and is likely to be selected in all of them, so he will vacate 2 of them, and probably so his synchro partner, so we're down to 23 Daley & either Goodfellow or Laugher will surely double, so now we have 21 For , I project Kuznetsov & Shleikher to compete in both springboard events. We take 2 off, and reach 19 The last country I'm sure will use a double starter, it's Canada in 10m (either Szombor-Murray or Riendau). And then there were 18/6, so no chance for reallocation in both men and women isn't likely to happen, as the target quota will be surely be surpassed in men and if those few that might remain from the women quota, are likely to be used for the male competitors.

Updated as of May 5th, 2021

Agree, although reallistically I think Willars/Balleza in 10m synchro could be our safest option for a medal in Tokyo. Others will make it to the final, but it will be a transition Games for Mexican diving like Athens edition.

Qualified athletes in 3m Springboard Martin Wolfram Alexis Jandard @Benolympique although that last dive of his was overscored. Alberto Arévalo Alcón Rodrigo Diego - 12 out of 12 quotas @Braulio Anton Down-Jenkins Nicolás García Boissier @Fran-UDA congrats 2 divers qualified. Yona Knight-Wisdom Jonathan Ruvalcaba (former competitor for , still living and training in his native country ) Oliver Dingley @OlympicIRL Yeongnam Kim Thomas Ciprick Lorenzo Marsaglia

And Tocci blows it in his last dive

Probably incomplete name at Wiki, but he appeared to be the same guy to me and @thepharoah confirmed it. BTW, end of hope for Lesiak now, as he has to go over 30 points above 7 guys Anyone inside the top 18 that gets above 395 points mark, is in.

Nice competition for Mohab Ishak @thepharoah . He could contend for a semifinal place at Tokyo. However, and correct me if I'm wrong, checking his birth date he already had a quota through the African Championships.

And again Ito's mind betrays him

And Jahir Ocampo blows it @Braulio... it's down to Rodrigo Diego and his 2 high degree dives.

And that's it for Rzeszutek @rybak

Still 3 rounds to go, so anything could happen, and he's only 16th points behind 18th place.

Ito blows takes himself out of competition

I arrived a little late from work to catch it from the start, but I'm guessing he entered in an angle or did a lot of splash.

Afthinos was robbed in that second round dive

Updated as of May the 4th be with you 2021